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Netflix accused of ‘hurting national sentiments’ of Indians
The head of the streaming platform in the country has been summoned by New Delhi over a controversial TV series
Sep 3, 2024 09:26
Apocalypse now or later? What the stock market collapse means and what the Fed fears most ANALYSIS
The American economy is too financialized to withstand any sustained drop in asset prices
Aug 5, 2024 18:31
Scott Ritter: Why did it take Russia so long to realize Donbass was worth fighting for? Opinion
As its military operation enters a critical stage, the question of why it took Moscow eight years to intervene remains a sensitive topic
Jun 11, 2024 19:40
GMOs and climate change: How 21st-century colonialists offload their burdens to Africa Opinion
African countries should be aware and act in their own interests, not Western ones, when facing global challenges
Mar 2, 2024 09:37
China hints at its asymmetric warfare system aimed at dethroning US dollar ANALYSIS
For Beijing, it’s not so much about replacing the greenback within the current system but creating an entirely separate alternative
Jan 20, 2024 16:30
Despite the hype, artificial intelligence remains inferior to the human brain Opinion
With new alarming predictions being made every week, it is important to explore the limitations of AI. The human brain provides the best reference point
Jun 16, 2023 12:54
Worst financial crash in history coming this summer – economist
Harry Dent predicts the biggest economic meltdown “in our lifetime”
Apr 12, 2023 12:00
London’s tiniest flat goes on sale
The seven-square-meter studio is expected to fetch much more than the starting price of £50,000
Feb 18, 2022 16:02
We’re on the verge of '70s-like revolution – Saxo Bank chief investment officer
As 2021 draws to a close, futurists, political scientists, and economists are all competing in wild guesses about what the next year has in store for us. We talked to Steen Jakobsen, chief investment officer at Saxo Bank....
Dec 17, 2021 06:19
Until the middle class let their talentless offspring fail, the arts in Britain are doomed to tedious and monotonous mediocrity Opinion
The cultural industries in the UK continue to be dominated by the inadequate scions of the privileged, who do all they can to keep the doors closed to genuinely talented working-class creatives. It has to stop.
Oct 14, 2021 09:02